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Rvaösk [Landscape]

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Wildfyre
Lvl 26 • Expert Architect
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Ey guys,

Im finally back with a build, or more precisely a terraform ^^
The map is 2560 by 2560 blocks, with all kinds of custom trees I made especially for this kind of terrain, the island is inspired by the iron islands from the tv show game of thrones, which are a group of rather rocky islands.

Ive had great fun making this and learned a lot from it, as it was ages ago that I last terraformed on this scale, either way, I hope you enjoy it or even got some inspiration from it to go terraforming yourself.

If you liked it, or know a point I could improve on, please leave a comment as I love reading them, thanks for dropping by & have a nice day :)

EDIT: The download is up, so now you guys can check it out yourselves and survival / build on it if you would like to :P

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Update #2 : by Wildfyre 09/26/2014 8:31:36 amSeptember 26, 2014 @ 12:31 pm UTC

Added some pictures without fog, so you can see the map more clearly :)
Thanks to Ajoyboy for the suggestion
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Ajoyboy
• 09/24/2014 9:49 pm
• Level 32 : Artisan Sailor
I can't really give a good opinion considering all your pictures had a bunch of fog.
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Watchman13
• 09/24/2014 10:21 pm
• Level 1 : New Explorer
Sometimes fog is a good thing. It can add a level of atmosphere that would be hard to achieve without it. In the same way a good shader can make Minecraft look beautiful through the use of sunlight, fog can give a forboding, moody feel.
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Ajoyboy
• 09/24/2014 11:45 pm
• Level 32 : Artisan Sailor
Right. What I'm saying is he should have more pictures without that fog if he wants informed opinions on his work :)
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Wildfyre
• 09/26/2014 8:35 am
• Level 26 : Expert Architect
Done :)
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Ajoyboy
• 09/26/2014 11:45 am
• Level 32 : Artisan Sailor
Awesome. You are quite good! /i would suggest as rob said, though, try experimenting with the angles and other tools on the lower left hand side of worldpainter. It can make or break a paint ;)
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Robarm99
• 09/24/2014 7:53 pm
• Level 44 : Master Dragonborn
Hey, congrats on being on the front page! I see you're kind of new to worldpainter, if you haven't figured out how to use degrees. Add me on skype, robarm2 and I'll show you how it works.
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Ajoyboy
• 09/24/2014 9:48 pm
• Level 32 : Artisan Sailor
You yourself seem pretty new, bro. You might want to wait until you are a higher level of skill before you get into mentoring. Just my opinion.
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Robarm99
• 09/24/2014 10:37 pm
• Level 44 : Master Dragonborn
Actually degrees is an option that will greatly increase his potential. If you looked at my page, you could notice I've been doing worldpainter for over a year and a half, so I was offering to show him a technique that was showed to me by superior worldpainters.
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Ajoyboy
• 09/24/2014 11:47 pm
• Level 32 : Artisan Sailor
Okay, feel free to teach him some or whatever. I was just saying I don't think your terrain is at a level where you should be mentoring others, and that you could always direct him to your "superiors" who could give him some pro tips :)
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Robarm99
• 09/25/2014 12:07 am
• Level 44 : Master Dragonborn
Well my superiors are actually people who don't do things for free. I'm just offering to give him a free tutorial on a technique that was added a few months back. Its obvious he doesn't use it, and if he knew of it I'm 90% sure he would have used it in the project. Its not a bad thing though, I didn't know about it until just a few months after my first actual planetminecraft project. But anyway, why do you care? xD
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Ajoyboy
• 09/26/2014 11:46 am
• Level 32 : Artisan Sailor
Do you mean the fact that they charge makes them good, or that they would charge to mentor him?
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Wildfyre
• 09/25/2014 8:30 am
• Level 26 : Expert Architect
Thank you for suggesting the technique, I had never heard of it before and I'll try to use it on my next terraform :)
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